I had my biannual (every 2 years) mammogram recently and the test results came back normal within a week. I go to a clinic where they do digital mammograms which are more accurate.
The photos show my 5 red amaryllis plants which are thriving. I had split some bulbs apart earlier this year. In the fall, maybe I can cut them back and store them away until the New Year. Maybe they will all bloom!


You are a good gardener. Five amaryllises are happy.
ReplyDeleteHope you always in a health condition Christine...
ReplyDeletelike the flower vibe...
Good news with normal results. Great flowers
ReplyDeleteThat's good news a about your Mammogram, and I hope you get flowers come winter. Have a great day Christine.
ReplyDeleteI am glad everything went well. Great about the plants too.
ReplyDeleteWell done with amaryllis plants!
ReplyDeleteIt’s always a relief to get good results. 😊
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to get a clear and noral mammogram test. I had mine and have been cancer free since my cancer journey in 2009.
ReplyDeleteSo glad God gave us flowers!!
always nice to get good results. Loving the flowers
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteGlad all is good :-D And they are pretty flowers :-D
ReplyDeleteGreat news about the mammogram, Christine! I have mine scheduled for August 28. Your plants are lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the test results came back good.
ReplyDeleteI always bring my amaryllis bulbs indoors before the first frost. repot them if they need it. store in dark place and don't water them at all til you see growth from the bulb-then bring out and water-and most times you will enjoy blooms
ReplyDeleteI need to get a mamagram -congrats on no issues
Thanks for these tips Kathy
DeleteMe alegro que estés bien. Lindas plantas. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteGood news on your screening. I hope you get those blooms and take a picture for us.
ReplyDeleteGreat news on the Normal mammogram. How lovely when your flowers decide to flourish and stick around!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got good results. Wishing you luck with the amaryllis plants. They look very healthy.
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